Environment
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Community Gardens and Urban Farms Have a Positive Impact on Biodiversity, Local Ecosystems, and Human Health
Community gardens gives benefit to local ecosystems According to a study at the University of Texas Traditionally, it has been assumed that growing food causes biodiversity loss and has a negative impact on an ecosystem.
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Discover the Best Energy Solutions for Your Business with Comparisons
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Death Toll Reaches 36,000 in Devastating Earthquake in Turkey, Syria; Contractors, Property Developers Under Investigation Due to Building Collapse
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Previously Unknown Hydrothermal Vents Identified as Dissolved Black Carbon Source in Oceans
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